No. 668 in Italian
contratti
"Contratti" means "contracts" in English.
In a sentence
I contratti firmati oggi saranno validi per cinque anni.
The contracts signed today will be valid for five years.
'Contratti' is used here as a noun referring to agreements or legal documents.
I muscoli delle spalle sono contratti a causa dello stress.
The shoulder muscles are contracted due to stress.
'Contratti' is used here to describe muscles that have tightened or shortened, functioning as a past participle.
Abbiamo contratti ottimi risultati quest'anno.
We have achieved excellent results this year.
'Contratti' is the past participle of the verb 'contrarre', used in the sense of achieving or bringing about.
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